30-day adult hospital readmissions in the U.S. in 2018
AHRQ HCUPPost-discharge adherence infrastructure
Stop losing the care plan at the hospital door.
Kuvos turns instructions already given by a healthcare professional into a source-backed, human-confirmed routine patients can actually follow at home.
Medication · movement · restrictions · follow-up
Kuvos bridgeAI drafts.A person confirms.
The cost of the handoff gap
The money drain is measurable.
These are external industry benchmarks—not claims about Kuvos outcomes.
average hospital cost per adult readmission in that dataset
AHRQ HCUPhad an adverse event after discharge in a 400-patient cohort
Annals / PubMedmaximum HRRP reduction to affected hospitals’ Medicare base operating payments
CMS01 / Repair the handoff
From document to daily action—with a human in control.
Kuvos does not create treatment plans. It makes clinician-provided plans executable, traceable, and easier to follow after discharge.
Capture the source
Upload the original discharge, prescription, or physiotherapy document.
Lock the draft
AI structures instructions, but nothing can become active before review.
Confirm with a person
A caregiver or patient accepts, corrects, or rejects every candidate.
Follow one action
The confirmed routine surfaces what matters now and records what happened.
02 / Locked draft
AI can prepare the work. It cannot activate the plan.
Every clinically meaningful field stays attached to its original document, page, source text, and evidence location. Unclear or unsupported content stops.
- Immutable source evidenceThe document remains authoritative.
- Originals preservedCorrections are recorded separately, never overwritten.
- Transactional confirmationNo partial plan and no silent activation.
Twice daily · reminder times not yet confirmed
03 / Smart accountability
One routine. Three participants. A quieter accountability loop.
Patient and caregiver views stay in step across phones. Institutions and insurers can sponsor a measurable pathway without turning support into surveillance.
Sees one clear next action and records done or skipped with reason.
Receives a useful check-in only after an important silent miss.
Learns from pilot-level activation, follow-through, and alert usefulness.
Shared truthSource-backed · actor-attributed04 / One-action design
Recovery-friendly by design.
Post-discharge users may be tired, in pain, medicated, overloaded, or relying on someone else. Kuvos minimizes the capacity required to act.
Motor
Large targets and a short path reduce precision and navigation demands.
Sensory
High contrast, plain labels, and icons that never carry meaning alone.
Cognitive
One current action, one decision, with details revealed only when needed.
Operational
A caregiver can review or record support with clear actor attribution.
05 / ROI without wishful math
Measure the leakage before promising the savings.
Kuvos pilots start with observable execution signals. Cost avoidance can be evaluated later against an agreed baseline—never reverse-engineered from clicks.
06 / Commercial model
Built for B2B and B2B2C deployment.
One product, two practical routes into the home.
Institution-sponsored pathways
Hospitals, surgical programs, and recovery providers sponsor a defined post-discharge episode and measure the execution gap.
Best for pathway pilots and episode-based programsPayer or provider to family
A health plan or provider distributes Kuvos; the patient and caregiver use one role-aware mobile app at home.
Best for scaled member or patient support
Design the evidence with us
Turn the discharge handoff into a measurable care pathway.
Start with one procedure, one patient cohort, and a small set of agreed outcomes.
Discuss an institutional pilot Kuvos does not diagnose, triage, or provide medical advice.